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Pro EV Charger,Tesla NACS Charger 40A

Pro EV Charger,Tesla NACS Charger 40A

$840.00 CAD
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This Tesla-style Level 2 ev charger gives you fast, reliable home charging with a native NACS connector and a NEMA 14-50 plug.

It supports up to 40A output on a 240V circuit for dependable daily charging. The 25 ft cable gives you flexible reach in garages.

Compared to Level 1 charging, it delivers much faster results. This ensures a simpler routine for your electric vehicle charging station.

  • 40A Level 2 charging on 240V for faster home EV charging
  • Native NACS Tesla-style connector with charge-port door button, so no adapter is needed for Tesla vehicles
  • 25 ft ultra-flexible cable for easier parking and charging access
  • NEMA 4X weatherproof enclosure for indoor or outdoor installation
  • App control for scheduling, energy monitoring, notifications, and off-peak charging
  • Energy Star certified, with GFCI protection and a 3-year warranty

Reliable ev charger Performance and Smart Features

This unit stands out among ev charging stations. It is a solid fit for everyday home use, whether you charge in the garage or driveway.

You can top off your battery overnight. The system helps you gain better control over off-peak utility rates to save on monthly costs.

Unlike basic chargers with limited setup options, this unit is designed for a NEMA 14-50 installation and smart amp management.

It matches your electrical setup and local code perfectly. This ev charger ensures your home stays ready for any daily commute or trip.

For best results, use a properly sized circuit. Follow all local electrical requirements to ensure your ev charging stations run safely.

A licensed electrician is recommended for installation and breaker sizing. Professional setup ensures long-term reliability for your home station.

The 25 ft ultra-flexible cable stays manageable in cold weather. This makes it a top choice for a dependable electric vehicle charging station.

Enjoy faster charging every day with this Energy Star certified solution. It provides the safety and speed your Tesla vehicle requires.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The Pro EV Charger, Tesla Style Level 2, 40A. ,NEMA,14-50, NACS White uses a native NACS Tesla-style connector, so it plugs directly into all Tesla vehicles and other EVs that use the NACS charge port. It also includes a charge-port door button on the connector for quicker everyday use with compatible vehicles. For home charging performance, it supports adjustable output from 6 to 48 amps, depending on whether it is installed with a NEMA 14-50 plug or hardwired setup. That makes it a strong fit for drivers who want a dedicated home charger without using an adapter. It is especially useful for Tesla households, newer NACS EV owners, and anyone replacing slower Level 1 charging with a cleaner garage setup. The main limitation is connector type: vehicles that do not use NACS would need a separate compatible charging solution or adapter based on the vehicle’s inlet and local charging requirements.
It charges much faster than a standard wall outlet. This Tesla EV Charger delivers up to 48 amps at 240 volts, or 11.5 kW, which adds about 30 to 40 miles of driving range per hour under typical Level 2 home charging conditions. That is roughly 9 times faster than Level 1 charging from a basic household outlet. Charging speed depends on your vehicle’s onboard charger, the circuit size, and whether the unit is plug-in or hardwired. The charger’s adjustable 6 to 48 amp output lets you match the charging rate to your electrical setup and local code, which is important for safe, consistent performance. It is a great choice for daily commuters, multi-driver households, and EV owners who want to recharge overnight instead of relying on public charging. If your home only has a lower-capacity circuit, the unit still works, but the actual charging speed will be limited to the amperage your installation supports.
Yes. This charger is built for both indoor and outdoor installation, with a NEMA 4X weatherproof enclosure designed for year-round exposure to rain, dust, and changing temperatures. It also includes GFCI protection, which adds an important layer of electrical safety for home charging. The 25-foot ultra-flexible cable helps reduce strain during daily use because it can reach across most garages and driveways without forcing a tight parking position. For installation flexibility, it can be used as a NEMA 14-50 plug-in charger or hardwired, and the amperage can be adjusted from 6 to 48 amps to match the circuit. That makes it a solid option for homeowners who need a dependable charger in a garage, carport, or exterior wall location. For the safest setup, especially at higher output levels, a licensed electrician should handle breaker sizing and hardwire installation to meet local electrical code.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The Pro EV Charger, Tesla Style Level 2, 40A. ,NEMA,14-50, NACS White uses a native NACS Tesla-style connector, so it plugs directly into all Tesla vehicles and other EVs that use the NACS charge port. It also includes a charge-port door button on the connector for quicker everyday use with compatible vehicles. For home charging performance, it supports adjustable output from 6 to 48 amps, depending on whether it is installed with a NEMA 14-50 plug or hardwired setup. That makes it a strong fit for drivers who want a dedicated home charger without using an adapter. It is especially useful for Tesla households, newer NACS EV owners, and anyone replacing slower Level 1 charging with a cleaner garage setup. The main limitation is connector type: vehicles that do not use NACS would need a separate compatible charging solution or adapter based on the vehicle’s inlet and local charging requirements.
It charges much faster than a standard wall outlet. This Tesla EV Charger delivers up to 48 amps at 240 volts, or 11.5 kW, which adds about 30 to 40 miles of driving range per hour under typical Level 2 home charging conditions. That is roughly 9 times faster than Level 1 charging from a basic household outlet. Charging speed depends on your vehicle’s onboard charger, the circuit size, and whether the unit is plug-in or hardwired. The charger’s adjustable 6 to 48 amp output lets you match the charging rate to your electrical setup and local code, which is important for safe, consistent performance. It is a great choice for daily commuters, multi-driver households, and EV owners who want to recharge overnight instead of relying on public charging. If your home only has a lower-capacity circuit, the unit still works, but the actual charging speed will be limited to the amperage your installation supports.
Yes. This charger is built for both indoor and outdoor installation, with a NEMA 4X weatherproof enclosure designed for year-round exposure to rain, dust, and changing temperatures. It also includes GFCI protection, which adds an important layer of electrical safety for home charging. The 25-foot ultra-flexible cable helps reduce strain during daily use because it can reach across most garages and driveways without forcing a tight parking position. For installation flexibility, it can be used as a NEMA 14-50 plug-in charger or hardwired, and the amperage can be adjusted from 6 to 48 amps to match the circuit. That makes it a solid option for homeowners who need a dependable charger in a garage, carport, or exterior wall location. For the safest setup, especially at higher output levels, a licensed electrician should handle breaker sizing and hardwire installation to meet local electrical code.